Tuesday Habs Headlines: Lessons in Resilience

Paul Byron’s teammates (especially the younger ones) can learn from his resilience. [Sportsnet]
Carey Price’s future is uncertain, but he still projects the calm that the Habs have always relied on. [NHL]
Thoughts on luck and the trade deadline, Pascal Vincent, and Ryan Poehling and company. [The Athletic]
The Canadiens are going to be open to anything going forward. [TSN]
Louis-Philip Guindon is living his dream with the Rocket. [Montreal Gazette]
Should the Habs have claimed Aaron Dell? [TVA]/

Former Blackhawks Eddie Olczyk, Marian Hossa, and Patrick Sharp will be assisting in the GM search. [TSN | TVA]
Former Maple Leafs coach Mike Nykoluk is dead at 87. [TSN]
Why Henrik Lundqvist is a lock for the Hall of Fame. [Yahoo Sports]
Sarah Fillier and Cara Harvey are among the bright lights of the next generation of female hockey players. [NBC Sports]
The NHL and NHLPA issue an update on the league’s COVID protocol. [NHL]
Hayley Wickenheiser is incredibly busy, but always finds time to shoot the puck. [TSN]
Blake Bolden talks mentoring, scouting, and more. [The Hockey News]
The Cup contenders have already separated from the pack. [TSN]
We now have an idea of what the All-Star festivities are going to look like. [Yahoo Sports | NBC Sports | NHL | ESPN]
The Coyotes’ plans for their temporary home mean that the league will have to continue to make up the financial difference. [Yahoo Sports]
Jake Muzzin will miss two games with a concussion. [Sportsnet]
Steven Stamkos isn’t exactly underrated, but he is overshadowed. [NBC Sports]
Jordan Greenway signs a three year extension with the Wild. [Yahoo Sports]
The Flames mostly agree, Johnny Gaudreau is their most interesting teammate. [Sportsnet]
The addition of Evander Kane means the Oilers can ice a more even team. [Sportsnet]/

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